Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-08-25
Prepare to attend the county fair.

SENsH ioNNLs-A 10 hoihhis 30
we go to press.
Mrs. VIM. Poulson has been very
sick with heart trouble.
VIM. Cloughly and others are at
tending the races at Carroll.
A. +. Armstrong and family re.
turned from Ohio, yesterday.
II you want to see your Pa and
Ma call at the City Barber Shop.
Mrs. w. II. Holmes returned to
her home at Oakdale, Neb., Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Fish returned from
her visit to eastern Iowa, yesterday.
The pioneer c!othier, Evan Davis,
sells clothing cheaper than anybody.
II. w. Hanna and John A. Nash
were in D,sMoines the first of the
week.
Evan Davis is in Chicago buying
goods. His son accompanied hun
as far as Iowa City.
Will Bailey has moved his barber
shop to second door east Of Walker
House.
Bro. Guernsey, of the Extra
Journal, took in the democratic
convention. ........ ......
Cabinet photographs only So pc,
dozen, 10 teachers during normal al
Cloughly's.
II. Nj. Campbell, a staunch farmer
of Audubon township, was in town
yesterday.
A word to the wise is sufficient
Buy your clothing of Evan Davis
and save money.
BoRN.-To Mr.. and Mrs. Thos
II. Shelley, Of Cameron township
on Tuesday evening, girl.
n fine rain fell Saturday night
1t was the most copious this section
has enjoyed in many months.
John Intveen will open a tailor
shop in the rooms over B. f. How
AIDS store about September Ist.
Mrs. ]. M. Barnard is in MANTLE
this week attending her daughter
Mrs. John Dorr, who is very i'll.
Rev. e. Balten's books have ar
rived. We have received our copy
and are more than pleased with it.
Bid Cason came up from ST
Charles, last Saturday, TO visit hi
mother and sister and many friends
Allison Post will attend the reun
ion at Omaha. All who can attent
will please report to E. !. Freeman
Blank receipts and promissory
notes neatly and substantially bound
in books OF fifty, Tor sale at this
office.
Bert Brainard has been i'll since
the first OF the week with malarial
fever. r. X. Hirons is also lndis
posed.
The Golden Eagle is here to stay,
and will sell clothing this fall cheaper
than ever before. Look out tor big
bargains.
Elias Runyan, ofNew Brunswick
n. :, has been in the city severa
days looking alter his real estate
interests.
Mrs. Robinson, the estimable wife
Of the station agent ut Gray, wa.
visiting the family of John Dawson
a portion of last week.
F. S. Watts and family moved
into their new residence on the hill
Yesterday. 1t is neat and conven.
lent. We congratulate.
1t will cost you nothing to look al
clothing at the Golden Eagle Cloth
ing House, and you can save big
money by trading there.
Don't forget that Thursday, Sep.
TENDER 18th, 1857, is the day of p.
X. Waters sale of Thoroughbred
Short-horn cattle, at Shelby, Iowa,
The residence and Horatio Weth.
erell, formerly of Greeley township,
were totally destroyed by the storm
at Republican City, Nebr., last
week.
Teachers should improve the op-
portunity offered during normal, by
Cloughly, whereby they may secure
one dozen cabinet photographs for
only So.
Wilson Burnside has sold his
grain business here and at Ross to
Messrs. Francis & Son. 1t is Il strong
firm. Mr.. Burnside will continue
the stock business.
T, G. Morgaridge, representing
the Davenport Nurseries, has been
here several days, replacing stock
that has not been thrifty. He is
with reliable house.
Ernest Carr, local editor Of the
Blizzard, was among the Gray base
ball tossers Tuesday, and made this
office pleasant call. May he pros
per and become a whole train.
Audubon and Gray met on the
diamond, Tuesday, the former win
ming the game by score of IS to
II. The Gray Eagles seem to be
suffering from a succession of "off
days."
A large stock of frames and
mouldings is now being received at
Cloughly's photograph gallery. The
gallery is prepared to furnish them at
the lowest rate. Call and examine
the goods.
New FIRM.-The firm Off. Len
OK & Co. has been dissolved, and is
succeeded by w, II. Jennings &
Co. Mr.. l.. r. Sigler, OF tine former
firm, retains an interest, we under
stand.
Mrs. G. II. Russell went to Mis-.
sour Valley Tuesday to visit several
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. M, Harris. During her
absence Mr.. Russell will go to Chi
cago to buy goods.
Jas. w. Stone has moved with
his family from Marston, Dakota, to
northern Audubon county. We